fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.

Over 40? Here’s What Nobody Told You About This Powerful New Chapter of Life
When you turn 40, something subtle but undeniable shifts. You start to look at the world differently. The noise that once overwhelmed you begins to fade. You know what you want — or at least what you don’t. And yet, society has long painted life after 40 with grey tones of decline, boredom, and "settling."
By David Andrews10 months ago in Humans
A Widow and His Son
A Widow and His Son A long time ago, a widow lived with her only son. One day the son went to a stream and caught a fish from there. After coming home, he gave the fish to his mother to cook.
By Nikita Angel10 months ago in Humans
Nearing 70 years, your body has journeyed far—now let your mind lead the way.
Welcome to My Vocal Space Curious minds, welcome. I am delighted to share interesting, informative, intriguing, and inspiring stories that spark and stir imagination. From lifestyle to mind-blowing reflections—your next great read is just a scroll away.
By Madisetti Raveendra kumar10 months ago in Humans
The Letter I Never Sent
I’ve written this letter a hundred times in my head, and maybe a dozen times on paper. But I never mailed it. I never had the courage—or perhaps the foolishness—to do so.
By Muhammad alam10 months ago in Humans
The Day Time Stopped for Me
By.Muhammad alam They say time waits for no one. But that day, for me, it did. It stopped—not on a clock, not by a machine, but in my heart, in my soul, and in every breath I struggled to take.
By Muhammad alam10 months ago in Humans
How ChatGPT Changed My Life: My Honest Journey with AI
A year ago, I had never even heard of ChatGPT. I didn’t know much about artificial intelligence or how it could help someone like me. I just thought AI was something for tech experts, big companies, or science fiction movies. I never imagined it could become a real part of my life — and actually change it for the better.
By Dadullah Danish10 months ago in Humans
How to Accept Your Partner’s Past Without Letting It Ruin Your Future
How to Accept Your Partner’s Past Without Letting It Haunt Your Relationship Have you ever found yourself fixating on something your partner did some time recently, after they indeed met you? Possibly, they had a wild past, numerous exes, or a stage that doesn't sit right with you. All of a sudden, you're spiraling, considering, “Why didn't they let me know sooner? Do I indeed know who they are?” On the off chance that this sounds recognizable, take a breath; you're not alone.
By Milan Milic10 months ago in Humans
They Told Me to Run. I Stayed—and It Saved a Life.
They Told Me to Run. I Stayed—and It Saved a Life. The radio crackled: "All volunteers, evacuate. This is not a drill."
By Get Rich10 months ago in Humans
Pakistan: A Nation of Promise, Challenges, and Resilience
Pakistan: A Nation of Promise, Challenges, and Resilience Exploring the Journey of a Country Built on Hope and Strength Pakistan, the land of diverse cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and deep-rooted traditions, was born in 1947 with a vision of freedom, identity, and unity. Founded under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the country emerged as a separate homeland for Muslims of the Indian subcontinent. Over the years, Pakistan has faced political instability, economic ups and downs, natural disasters, and security challenges—but through it all, the people of Pakistan have shown remarkable strength and resilience.
By falak10 months ago in Humans
Destiny vs Luck
Introduction: There’s a moment in everyone’s life when they ask, “Was it destiny… or just dumb luck?” We’ve seen it happen—someone missing a flight only to survive a disaster. A job lost becomes the start of an empire. Or a lottery winner whose life spirals into ruin. Coincidence? Fortune? Or a deeper script written long before we took our first breath?
By Doctor Strange10 months ago in Humans
Grandpa vs. the Smartphone
Grandpa vs. the Smartphone Bridging the Generation Gap, One Tap at a Time Grandpa had lived through more than eight decades, and in that time, he had seen the world change in ways that seemed almost unimaginable. When he was young, there were no computers, no mobile phones, and certainly no internet. People communicated through letters, landline phones, or in person. He was more accustomed to the comforting rustle of newspapers than the constant buzz of notifications. But now, in his retirement, his life had begun to take a sharp turn into the world of technology—especially when it came to his children and grandchildren.
By IRSHAD MUHAMMAD10 months ago in Humans
Is Your Sunshine Toxic?
I met a friend a long time ago; she was very positive. Every time we met, she shone like the sun, and her tone was always so cheerful, as if all troubles were nonexistent for her.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing10 months ago in Humans